Middle School
Why Choose Middle School at Tempe Elementary?
Registration Process for the 2020-2021 Year During School Closures
To register a student for the 2020-2021 school year during this time of school closures, parents may download an Enrollment Packet. Please have it completed and ready to turn in. The District Office will be open for a limited time during the week of May 4 for parents to drop off packets.* If parents do not want to wait, they can scan and return the documents to us by emailing registration@tempeschools.org.
*This is pending the ever-changing Coronavirus situation in our state.
Download 2020-2021 Enrollment Packet
Inscripción Paquete - en Español 2020-2021
If you would like to schedule a tour at one of our middle schools, please contact the school directly:
Fees College Preparatory Middle School
Tempe Academy of International Studies - McKemy Campus
Ward Traditional Academy (K-8)
More information on programs offered at each of our academies can be found at http://www.tempeschools.org/our-schools/middle-school-academy-overview/academies-at-a-glance.
More information on programs offered at each of our middle schools can be found at http://www.tempeschools.org/our-schools/middle-school-academy-overview/middle-schools-at-a-glance.
When do I register my child for middle school?
Middle School Counselors visit all Tempe Elementary School District fifth-graders in February and distribute registration forms to students.
For information on registration for this school year or next, please visit our Enrollment/Registration page.
Does my child need a physical to register?
Middle school students do not need a physical to attend school; however, participation in some afterschool sports requires a physical. When a physical is required, the coach will distribute the appropriate forms for the student’s doctor to fill out. If the student does not have a regular pediatrician, the school nurse can suggest places where students can receive a physical. In some cases, those offices base fees on the parent’s income, making the physical more affordable. Students only need one physical each school year, no matter how many sports they would like to play.